Fleet, Individual Yacht

560 Lagoon Catamaran, Private Charter from Nassau

A 2014 Lagoon catamaran of 56 feet that takes 16 guests for the day and sleeps 6 across four en suite staterooms.

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About the 560 Lagoon Catamaran

The 560 Lagoon is the boat we put forward when a group wants room to spread out. It is a 2014 Lagoon, 56 feet, listed as a cruiser, and it carries 16 guests on a day charter. Four staterooms sleep 6, so the overnight number is smaller than the day number. That is worth knowing before you plan.

What people notice first is how much usable space there is for the length. There is a shaded cockpit for eating, a saloon with panoramic windows that the cockpit connects into, a large flybridge above, sunbathing areas, trampolines at the bow and a swim platform aft that makes getting into the water simple. Twin engines plus a sail plan give the captain options depending on the wind and the schedule.

Every charter is private, booked for your group alone, and this one is run as an all inclusive charter with an experienced captain, a steward or stewardess and a deckhand aboard. Availability moves constantly, so call or email us for current availability and pricing before you fix anything else.

Charter Rates

560 Lagoon Catamaran Charter Pricing

Starting at $4,800 USD for a 5 hour charter

  • Starting rate$4,800 USD
  • Charter length5 hour charter
  • GuestsUp to 6 guests included
  • Tax14 percent Bahamas tax applies
  • Crew gratuityNot included

Each additional guest after the first 6 is $250 USD per person. Longer options on record: 6 hour charter at $5,400 USD and 8 hour charter at $6,600 USD. The 14 percent Bahamas tax is charged separately and is not part of the figure shown. Crew gratuity is at your discretion and is not included. Rates move with season, fuel costs and demand, so please contact us to confirm current pricing for your dates.

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Vessel Details on Record

  • Type Catamaran, cruiser
  • Make Lagoon
  • Model 560 Lagoon Catamaran
  • Year 2014
  • Length 56 ft
  • Capacity 16
  • Sleeps 6
  • Staterooms 4

Only details held on record for this vessel are listed here. Anything not shown is something we will confirm for you rather than estimate.


Four staterooms, four bathrooms

Below deck there are four staterooms and each one has its own en suite bathroom, plus ample storage. On a boat that second detail matters more than it sounds. Nobody is waiting outside a shared door and nobody is living out of a bag on the cabin sole.

The master suite has a walk around bed, a seating area and large windows, so you can get in and out of bed from either side instead of climbing over someone.

Sleeping capacity on record is 6 across those four staterooms, while day capacity is 16. If your plan is to stay aboard rather than return to Nassau in the evening, give us your numbers and we will confirm the berth arrangement for the dates you want.


Saloon, shaded cockpit and flybridge

The shaded cockpit connects into the saloon, which is the layout that makes this catamaran work for a large group. Inside there is plush seating, a large dining table and panoramic windows, with air conditioning, a flat screen TV, a DVD player and a high quality sound system.

Most groups end up eating in the cockpit. It is shaded, it is set up for alfresco dining, and if the sun gets heavy or a squall blows through, the meal moves inside without anyone carrying plates down a companionway.

Above that is a large flybridge with comfortable seating and a helm station. It catches more breeze than the cockpit and it tends to be the quieter end of the boat once the anchor is down.


Bow trampolines, sun and the swim platform

Forward of the saloon are the trampolines at the bow, which is where guests drift once they are out of the water. There are multiple sunbathing areas around the deck as well, so the sun seekers and the shade seekers are not competing for the same bench.

The swim platform aft is easy access, and that is the main way people get in and out. Off the platform you have snorkeling gear, paddleboards, kayaks and a lily pad mat, and there is a dinghy with a console for anyone who wants dropping on a beach or taken across to a reef.

Inflatable toys, a floating mat, a floating island, a cooler and ice chest and a shower are standard across our yachts.


The galley opens onto the saloon

The galley is fully equipped, with a large refrigerator, a freezer, an oven, a microwave, a stove and spacious countertops. It is open plan, so the chef is working in view of the saloon rather than shut away, and guests can talk to whoever is cooking.

Menus are custom. We build them around dietary requirements and use locally sourced seasonal ingredients, and dining runs all day rather than at one fixed sitting: snacks, light bites and full meals as the day goes. Send us dietary needs when you book, not on the morning of the charter.

The bar is open and stocked with premium spirits, fine wines, champagne and a wide selection of beers. A grill is aboard as standard across the fleet. If your group drinks something particular, tell us in advance and we will try to have it on board.


Crew, cruising ground and holding a date

The crew on this catamaran is an experienced captain, a steward or stewardess and a deckhand. The charter is private, so they are working for one group all day.

Fuel for day trips is included. The standard cruising area runs from Nassau to Rose Island and up to Green Turtle Cay, and fuel beyond that area is charged extra. Rose Island and Green Cay sit roughly 15 miles from Nassau, about 35 minutes, and Green Cay is home to a large family of sea turtles, which is why the snorkeling gear gets used on most trips.

Pickup on a different island can be arranged, though repositioning and docking fees apply. We do not run charters from Nassau to Miami. Pets are not permitted, and every guest needs valid identification.

This page is not a live availability calendar. Yachts get sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, run seasonally or are already booked by another client. Contact us for current availability and pricing on the 560 Lagoon, and a deposit confirms the date. Call +1 305 515 4735 or email info@YachtsBahamas.com.

Your Charter

What Is Included on the 560 Lagoon Catamaran

This list is specific to this vessel. Other yachts in the fleet carry different equipment.

  • Private charter of the whole catamaran for your group alone
  • Experienced captain, steward or stewardess and deckhand
  • Fuel for day trips (fuel beyond the standard cruising area is charged extra)
  • Open bar with premium spirits, fine wines, champagne and a wide selection of beers
  • Custom menus built around dietary requirements, with locally sourced seasonal ingredients
  • All day dining, from snacks and light bites to full meals
  • Dinghy with a console
  • Snorkeling gear (listed as included on this vessel)
  • Paddleboards and kayaks
  • Lily pad mat
  • Air conditioning, refrigeration, shower and grill (standard across our fleet)
  • Flat screen TV, DVD player and high quality sound system
  • Bluetooth audio, stereo aux input, cooler and ice chest, floating mat and floating island (standard across our fleet)
Suitability

Who This Yacht Suits

  • Groups of up to 16 on a full day out of Nassau
  • Families who need shade, seating and easy access to the water
  • Smaller parties staying aboard, with four staterooms and sleeping capacity for 6
  • Snorkeling trips to Green Cay for the sea turtles and to Rose Island
  • Guests who want a roomy boat with shade, seating and space to spread out
  • Celebrations where food and bar service need to run all day
  • Anyone travelling with people who want sun and people who want air conditioning

Availability on This Yacht Can Change

Charter yachts are privately owned. This vessel can be sold, repositioned between Nassau and Miami, operate only part of the season, be withdrawn for the owner's own use, or already be reserved by another client on your dates.

This page is not a live availability calendar, and nothing on it guarantees that the yacht is free. Rates also move with season, fuel costs, demand and market conditions. Please contact us for current availability and pricing.

Questions

Questions About the 560 Lagoon Catamaran

Answers specific to this vessel rather than to the fleet in general.

How many guests can the 560 Lagoon take for the day, and how many can sleep aboard?

Capacity on record is 16 guests for a day charter. Sleeping capacity is 6, across four staterooms. So a full group can spend the day aboard while an overnight party has to be smaller. Give us your numbers and we will confirm the berth arrangement for your dates.

Does every stateroom on this catamaran have its own bathroom?

Yes. All four staterooms have an en suite bathroom and ample storage. The master suite also has a walk around bed, a seating area and large windows, so two people are not climbing over each other to get out.

Is the 560 Lagoon a sailing boat or does it run on engines?

It has twin engines plus a sail plan. The captain uses whichever suits the wind, the sea state and the timing on the day. Delete this sentence. Nothing on record states how the captain runs any given leg; the preceding sentence already covers it.

Where does the 560 Lagoon normally take guests from Nassau?

The standard cruising area runs from Nassau to Rose Island and up to Green Turtle Cay. Rose Island and Green Cay are roughly 15 miles from Nassau, about 35 minutes. Fuel beyond that area is charged extra, so if you want to go further, raise it with us before the day rather than on the water.

Can we snorkel with the sea turtles from this catamaran?

Yes. Green Cay is home to a large family of sea turtles, and snorkeling gear is included on this vessel. You can go in from the swim platform, and there is a dinghy with a console aboard.

Which water toys come with the 560 Lagoon?

A dinghy with a console, snorkeling gear, paddleboards, kayaks and a lily pad mat. Inflatable toys, a floating mat and a floating island are standard across our yachts as well.

Is a jet ski available on this catamaran?

A jet ski is not part of the included equipment on the 560 Lagoon, so please do not build the day around one. If it matters to your group, ask us and we will tell you exactly what is aboard for your dates.

How easy is it to get in and out of the water on this boat?

The swim platform aft is easy access and it is the main way on and off. The dinghy with a console handles anyone who wants dropping on a beach, and the trampolines at the bow are where most people sit to dry off afterwards.

Where can guests sit out of the sun on the 560 Lagoon?

The cockpit is shaded and set up for alfresco dining, and it connects straight into the air conditioned saloon with its plush seating, large dining table and panoramic windows. Above that, the large flybridge has comfortable seating and catches more breeze. Sunbathing areas and the bow trampolines are there for everyone else.

How does dining work across a full day on the 560 Lagoon?

The galley is open plan, with a large refrigerator, freezer, oven, microwave, stove and spacious countertops, so the chef works in view of the saloon instead of behind a closed door. Menus are custom, built around dietary requirements and locally sourced seasonal ingredients, and dining runs all day from snacks and light bites through to full meals.

What is stocked in the open bar on the 560 Lagoon?

Premium spirits, fine wines, champagne and a wide selection of beers. If your group drinks something specific, tell us when you book and we will do our best to have it aboard.

Who is the crew on this catamaran?

An experienced captain, a steward or stewardess and a deckhand. Because the charter is private, they are looking after one group for the whole day, not rotating between parties.

Can we bring our dog aboard the 560 Lagoon, and what should guests bring for a day out of Nassau?

Pets are not permitted on the yachts, and every guest needs valid identification. Otherwise bring sunscreen, a hat and a light layer for the run back to Nassau. Shade, ice, the cooler and the water toys are already on board.

Can the 560 Lagoon collect us from another island, or finish in Miami?

We do not run charters from Nassau to Miami. Pickup on a different island can be arranged, but repositioning and docking fees apply, so ask us early and we will confirm what is involved for your route.

How do we hold a date on the 560 Lagoon?

Contact us for current availability and pricing, then a deposit confirms the booking. Availability changes constantly, since yachts are sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, run seasonally or are already reserved by another client, so treat this page as a description of the boat and not a live calendar. Call +1 305 515 4735 or email info@YachtsBahamas.com.

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Check Availability on the 560 Lagoon Catamaran

Send us your dates and group size and we will confirm whether this yacht is genuinely free, what is aboard for your charter, and what it costs.

If another vessel in the fleet would suit your group better, we will say so.

Popular dates on this vessel are usually committed well ahead.